Neuroscience, Freewill, and Moral Responsibility

The Center for Ethics and Values holds regular public forums focusing on significant ethics issues faced by researchers across the university, by students, and more broadly by society. This event, Neuroscience, Freewill, and Moral Responsibility, moderated by Steve Yalowitz, associate professor of philosophy at UMBC, features panelists Adina Roskies, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, with an appointment in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, UC Santa Barbara, and Aaron Schurger, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology and the Brain Institute, Chapman University.

Admission is free. Preregistration is recommended, but not required. To preregister, please reserve a seat here.

The Center for Ethics and Values thanks cosponsors: the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences; the Dresher Center for the Humanities; the Center for Social Science Scholarship; the Department of Biology; and the Human Context of Science and Technology Program.